Retatrutide Once Weekly in Adults with Knee Osteoarthritis Pain and Obesity
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Er du hægtet af COP31? Her får du overblikket fra tre forskere
COP31 kan være svært at følge med i. Tre klimaforskere forklarer, hvad det betyder, når klodens temperaturer stiger - fra stigende havniveauer til mere ekstremt vejr.
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Study Confirms BMI Alone Can Miss Important Health Risks Associated with Obesity
A new approach to diagnosing obesity provides a more accurate picture of who faces serious health risks, and who may benefit from treatment, than body mass index (BMI) alone, according to an international study published in Nature .
New clinical definition versus BMI in diagnosing obesity
In 2025, the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology Commission proposed a new diagnostic framework for obesity that went beyond BMI alone to incorporate other metrics such as body fat distribution and organ function, and which distinguished between clinical and pre-clinical obesity. Some of the same…
First Covid lockdowns, then alcohol to your door: rise in young Victorians with liver diseases prompts fears
While young people are drinking less across the board, one expert says a small minority are actually drinking huge and damaging amounts of alcohol Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Rising numbers of young people are being hospitalised with severe, irreversible liver…
Why the food industry opposes food ranking schemes: They work!
Julie Chapon of Yuka and Serge Hercberg of Nutri-Score sent me the link to their white paper written with Mathilde Touvier: Nutri-Score and Yuka : An Analysis of Lobbying Strategies to Undermine Consumer Information. The report cites seven strategies first used by the tobacco industry now used by…
VA trial to study effects of GLP-1s for alcohol use disorder among veterans
Dr. Chris Verrico discusses how GLP-1s show promise to treat alcohol use disorder among veterans and hopeful outcomes for the study.
Beyond the Plate: Why Nutrition Matters More Than We Think
By Magdaline Mintina A plate of ugali, sukuma wiki, beans and avocado may look like an ordinary Kenyan meal. But beyond its taste and ability to satisfy hunger, it provides nutrients the body needs to function, grow and repair itself. That is the importance of nutrition: food is not simply…
What are the benefits and risks of different doses of vitamin D supplements during pregnancy, for mothers and babies?
Key messages Giving pregnant women vitamin D supplements above the recommended amount (600 international units per day (IU/day)), compared with doses up to that amount, may make little or no difference to the risk of pre-eclampsia (a pregnancy complication marked by high blood pressure and organ…
Failure of Protein Quality Control Mechanisms in Muscle Aging
A cell is a bag of finely tuned molecular machinery moving at incredible speeds, pieces of that machinery ramming into one another countless times per second. Damage occurs constantly, a matter of inappropriate chemical reactions, broken proteins, misfolding of proteins, the machinery degraded and…
Calibrating Effects of a Novel Supplement Strategy on Vascular Measures of Aging
The supplement industry exists in its present vocal form because most people don't care about effect size at all. Or accuracy. Or truth. They hear that something has an effect, and run out to buy it. The industry marketing is tuned to take advantage of this aspect of human nature. But what are the…
Frequent coffee drinkers show more diverse gut microbiomes, Danish study suggests
Woman drinking coffee
expert reaction to study looking at energy density and levels of fat, sugar and salt in processed and ultra-processed food, and comparing existing and novel nutrient profiling models, as published in BMJ Medicine*
Scientists respond to study published in BMJ Medicine* looking at energy density and levels of fat, sugar and salt in processed and ultra-processed food, and comparing existing and novel nutrient profiling models. Prof Alberto Fiore, Professor in Food Chemistry and Technology, Abertay University…
Potentielt 'revolutionerende' kræftmedicin: Knap halvdelen blev helbredt efter én dosis i nyt studie
Studiet giver håb for, at flere patienter med tarmkræft kan undgå komplikationer fra en operation.
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Nitrosamine risk could become focus for nutraceuticals, says LabAnalysis’ Sharad Vora
In a laboratory, a professional examines products on a production line, emphasizing quality assurance and attention to detail.
Revive Active Launches New Fibre Supplement Amid Growing Focus on Gut Health
Revive Active Fibre Complex With fibre emerging as a growing focus in nutrition and wellness, Irish supplement brand Revive Active has introduced Fibre Complex, a new product designed to help consumers increase their daily fibre intake. While protein has dominated nutrition trends in recent years…
Understanding the role of precision nutrition in dermatologic surgery
SAN DIEGO — Preprocedural nutritional assessments and changes may optimize dermatologic surgical outcomes for patients, according to a speaker at the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Annual Meeting. Nutrition remains an underrecognized component of procedural optimization in dermatology…
Beim Konsum von Hafer- und Sojamilch droht Nährstoffmangel. So groß ist das Risiko
Mit Sojajoghurt und Hafermilch lässt sich ein Frühstück vegan gestalten. Doch der pflanzliche Ersatz von Milchprodukten kann zu einem Mangel wichtiger Mikronährstoffe führen. Forscher haben das Risiko berechnet.
COP31: El Niño could cause $11 trillion in global income losses, threaten food security, IFAD warns
El Niño could lead to $11 trillion in global income losses and push 49 million into acute food insecurity by 2027, warns an IFAD report at COP31. Southern Africa and Asia face severe agricultural risks, with combined investments in inputs, markets, and finance offering the best chance to mitigate…
Researchers find little if any progress toward reducing foodborne illness
A team of researchers from the FDA, CDC and USDA has found that the United States has made “none to very slight” progress toward foodborne illness reduction targets. The new study examined the Healthy People 2030 goals and found that there has actually been an increase incidence of infections from…
How the next Congress can fix our broken food system
Americans went to the polls this month with food issues top of mind. Rather than improve the food system, the last Congress and President Trump made matters worse by further fueling inflation, slashing federal feeding programs, and undermining food safety. Rising grocery store prices were a top…
Slow adoption: Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations embrace genetic engineering food revolution. Here’s why
Genetically modified crops could help Africa feed its fast-growing population, but only 15 of the continent’s 54 nations have taken the plunge by running field trials or approving GM products. That’s the takeaway from a new review highlighted by Bioengineer, which pins the slow uptake largely on…
Film først, spørg bagefter: Prøv-lykken-journalistik er måske menneskelig, men temmelig uskøn
I dag lægger verdens ledere turen forbi feriebyen Antalya, hvor FN's klimatopmøde bliver holdt.
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Only 14 Percent Understand Front-of-Pack Sugar Claims Despite High Purchase Rates: Study
A recent survey published in the Indian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics in December 2025 reveals a stark disconnect in consumer awareness. While 74% of urban women purchase food products carrying front-of-pack sugar claims, only 14% possess the literacy to actually understand them. With the…
When your gut bacteria run out of fiber, they may start eating your gut lining
Scientists have discovered that gut bacteria can feed on the protective mucus lining your intestines, producing potentially harmful compounds, but fiber helps keep this activity in check. Overlooked proteins in plant foods also help shift gut bacteria toward producing beneficial substances…
How to Eat Well in a World You Weren’t Built For: The Myth of the Optimal Diet with Professor Daniel Lieberman
Why is it so hard to decide what to eat? Perhaps because while our ancestors ate whatever they could hunt or gather, we’re faced with tens of thousands of choices in the supermarket.
Time to eat school lunch associated with increased meal consumption among elementary school students in a cross-sectional multi-state study
School nutrition policies related to lunch period lengths and free school meals have potential to improve children’s diets, but more research is needed to understand their impact.
Food avoidance, disordered eating behaviors, and eating disorders in inflammatory bowel disease: a systematic review of prevalence and associated factors
People living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) commonly modify their diet, but when restriction becomes persistent or rigid, it may reflect one of a spectrum of disordered eating behavior(s).
Creatine in 2026: 9 big takeaways from SupplySide Global
The supplement industry’s star ingredient is getting rebranded, reformulated and put behind lock and key. Here are the big innovations and hard questions about creatine.
6 simple food swaps for a feel-good festive season
By Bec McPhee, Accredited Practising Dietitian and Health Coach For many, holidays are a time to relax, catch up with family and friends, and enjoy good food. Whether you’re heading to a BBQ, entertaining at home, or enjoying a well-earned break, food is often a big part of the celebrations. Eating…
A Clinical Trial Found That a Combination of Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Low-Dose Aspirin Had Results Comparable to Antibiotic Therapy
Key Findings from the Study Comparable Results: About 57.7% to 58% of patients receiving the omega-3 and aspirin combination achieved the main clinical treatment goal (having no more than four remaining deep periodontal pockets), which was nearly identical to the 58% to 59% success rate seen with…
A Supplement Kills Senescent Cells and Extends Life in Mice
A new study shows healthspan and lifespan increases in male mice following late-life treatment with vanadyl sulfate, a food-derived molecule marketed as an over-the-counter supplement [1]. Searching for vulnerabilities Cellular Senescence As your body ages, more of your cells become senescent…
Emotion Regulation Training Helps Adolescents Sustain Weight Loss after obesity treatment: JAMA
Researchers have found in a new study that adolescents who received training in emotional regulation were significantly more likely to maintain their weight loss one year after completing obesity treatment than those who underwent standard behavioural therapy alone. The findings, published in JAMA…
Early days for nutrition
Becoming a parent or guardian is a life-changing privilege, but also an enormous responsibility. Good quality nutrition gives infants...
HEPA Filters for Blood Sugar; ECMO-Equipped EMS & CPR; Valve-in-Valve-in-Valve TAVR
(MedPage Today) -- A sham-controlled trial showed that sleeping while using high‑efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters in the bedroom improved blood sugar control, as highlighted by NYU Langone Health. A smartwatch artificial intelligence...
Food Safety Authority of Ireland updates advice on slush ice drinks for children aged ten and under
In response to a new risk assessment published by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), the Food Safety Authority Ireland (FSAI)...
Bars, beans and tins: the best-tasting protein foods we’d buy again and again
Your protein food journey begins and ends with this tried and tested list – no block of tofu or bleeding steak required The best whey protein powders and protein bars Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things The rise of GLP-1s has made protein the crown…
Aberdeen scholar's research on generative AI cited in landmark CJEU proceedings
Research by Dr Michiel Poesen has been cited in proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) as the Court considers legal questions arising from generative artificial intelligence.
Congratulations Berkeley: 76% of voters approve soda tax!
Me with Anna Lappé at a Yes on AA fundraiser in Berkeley October 14. Let’s start this week with some good news: Berkeley voters passed a higher soda tax by a vote of 76%. According to the press release , Berkeley voters reaffirmed their commitment to community health by approving Measure AA…
Women who use social media more are more open to “sugar relationships,” especially in looser cultures
Women who spend more time on social media tend to report a greater willingness to consider “sugar relationships,” a form of dating where companionship or intimacy is exchanged for financial or material support. According to a cross-national study of more than 22,000 women published in Archives of…
C Vitamini, D Vitamini ve Çinko Takviyeleri Kış Enfeksiyonlarından Koruyor mu? Bilimsel Araştırmalar Ne Söylüyor?
Bilimsel araştırmalar, kış aylarında sıkça başvurulan C vitamini, D vitamini ve çinko takviyelerinin soğuk algınlığını önlemede sınırlı etkiye sahip olduğunu gösteriyor.
Study Suggests Diet-Gut Microbe Interactions May Enhance Cancer Immunotherapy Response in Mice
As reported on Science Daily, a new preclinical study has revealed an unexpected link between nutrition and cancer treatment, with researchers finding that some diets commonly associated with weight gain appeared to improve the effectiveness of immunotherapy in mice. The findings highlight the…
Meatly pitches cultivated meat as 52% of UK pet owners raise factory farming concerns
Biscuit with Meatly pet food
Stratum Nutrition targets Taiwan’s super-aged market with Toong Yeuan distribution deal
Asian woman taking supplements
Supplements top social media misinformation themes, EU Infoodmation finds
woman filming herself on phone holding supplement bottle
Joyful Family Nutrition
Joyful Family Nutrition Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 11/10/2026 - 12:04 Program Name Joyful Family Nutrition Accepting Referrals from RH 0 Address 5775 Lemon Hill Ave Sacramento , CA 95824 United States Geocoding Field POINT (-121.439176 38.515938) Phone (857) 366-6175 Program Type CDC Record Type…
Aberdeen Law academic delivers opening plenary statement at COP31
Dr Mitchell Lennan, Lecturer in Environmental Law at the University of Aberdeen School of Law, delivered the opening plenary statement on behalf of the Research and Independent Non-Governmental Organizations (RINGO) constituency at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya…
Studie: Salz mit Kalium könnte weltweit rund drei Millionen Todesfälle pro Jahr verhindern
Weniger Salz essen, ohne auf Geschmack zu verzichten? Der Umstieg auf ein mit Kalium angereichertes Salz könnte laut einer Studie Millionen von Todesfällen durch Nieren- und Herz-Kreislauf-Erkrankungen verhindern.
Orforglipron Cuts Sleep Apnea Burden by About Half
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is another important complication of obesity that responds to treatment with incretin-based medicines. New research in JAMA provides compelling evidence that an oral GLP-1 medicine – orforglipron – can substantially improve this condition, even in people who are…
Nutritional risks of obesity-management medications
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Trods tårnhøje priser: COP31 vil have dig til at bruge mere el
Mens politikerne på COP31 vil have mere elektrificering, presser vintervejret elpriserne op.
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Fi Europe 2026: Valio presents lactose-free recovery drink and nutrient-dense formats
Woman drinking recovery beverage after workout
Does zinc help with a cold?Hilft Zink bei Erkältung?
Der Beitrag Hilft Zink bei Erkältung? erschien zuerst auf Quarks .
Today I bought a supplement that contains GABA-5HTP-Magnesium Bisglycinate
I have delayed sleep phase disorder. I get sleepy later than normal, usually from 4 am onwards. Tomorrow or the day after, I'll start taking a supplement that contains these three elements. I'll tell you how it went in a few weeks. Whether it helped or not. submitted by /u/Wooden-Company391 [link]…
Hong Kong coffee innovator taps into technology for barista-free brews
Butter Bar has a distinctly warm aesthetic: soft wooden furniture, pale yellow walls and huge windows that fold all the way open, transforming the space into an airy open patio. The sunlight turns the air a honey colour. Right at the entrance to the spacious cafe in Sai Kung sits a sleek…
'Summer was a wake-up call, winter could be dire' warning over food supplies
Wales needs to grow more fruit and veg or it will be at the mercy of wars and climate change, says expert.
Judith Lacey Presents on the Safe Use of Supplements in Cancer Care at COSA 2026
Judith Lacey, Head of Supportive Care and integrative Oncology at Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, shared on LinkedIn: “An excellent first day at the COSA26 Annual Scientific Meeting! It was a pleasure
FDA moves to revoke permission for some chemicals used in food dyes
The FDA is revoking the authorization of certain substances used as additives in the production of color additives used in foods. With the revocations, the substances have no remaining uses as color additives in food or in the production of other color additives, according to the announcement from…
Biohacker influencers are claiming GLP-1 weight loss drugs extend lifespan. One mice experiment suggests there may be some truth to the claim
F ew drugs have been as disruptive to the field of medicine as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) mimics. Based on a naturally occurring human peptide, synthetic analogs of GLP-1—including blockbuster drug semaglutide or Ozempic—have not only changed the way diabetes and weight loss are managed but…
Montenegro inches closer to EU membership with improved food safety
Montenegro has taken another step toward membership of the European Union by improving food safety. At a meeting in Brussels, officials from the EU and Montenegro agreed on progress made in two areas, including food safety, veterinary and phytosanitary policy.
Metabolic walking builds lean muscle and promotes weight loss – try this simple workout
3 simple hacks to getting more out of your daily walks, and how they work
Positive and Negative Aspects of Magnesium Supplementation
Positive and Negative Aspects of Magnesium Supplementation
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What's the healthiest own-brand cereal? As Which? survey reveals expensive branded cereals have more sugar and less fibre than unbranded alternatives, our experts reveal the best supermarket swaps
They may have better name recognition, but research has shown expensive breakfast cereals are often less healthy than supermarkets' own-brand labels.
Sustainable diets expert briefing
New briefing calls for nutrient density, affordability and accessibility to sit alongside environmental impact when assessing sustainable diets.
What are the effects of iodine supplementation for preventing iodine deficiency disorders in children and adolescents?
Key messages Iodine supplementation improves thinking ability (cognitive function) slightly and may have little to no effect on growth (weight) in children and adolescents. None of the studies reported unwanted effects. Iodine supplementation likely reduces the occurrence of insufficient production…
Mediterranean-style dietary components and self-reported depression: a cross-sectional analysis of 502,359 UK adults in the UK Biobank cohort
Background: Mediterranean-style diet adherence has been associated with lower depression prevalence, but studies are typically small and adjust for few confounders. We aimed to estimate cross-sectional associations between individual Mediterranean-style dietary components and reported depression…
Microglial, migrasomes promote high-fat diet-induced neurotoxicity
Systemic metabolic abnormalities are established drivers of cognitive decline, traditionally attributed to secondary sequelae of cerebrovascular dysfunction. However, cellular events linking early metabolic stress to subsequent neuronal injury and neurodegenerative processes remain poorly defined.
Longitudinal loss of skeletal muscle mass during systemic cancer treatment as prognostic indicator for overall survival: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Loss of skeletal muscle mass (SMM) during systemic anticancer treatment is common, but its prognostic significance across cancer types and treatment modalities has not been systematically quantified. This study aimed to review the literature and perform a meta-analysis exploring the association…
Inhibition of p38γ attenuates liver fibrosis progression by alleviating metabolic reprogramming
Liver fibrosis, a consequence of chronic liver disease, commonly advances to cirrhosis and HCC without intervention. P38γ, a member of the four p38 mitogen-activated protein kinases (p38 MAPKs) isoforms, was involved in inflammation across several diseases, yet its impact on the activation of…
Altered pre-supplementary motor area recruitment during semantic inhibition in individuals with elevated obsessive–compulsive traits
Background: Inhibitory control dysfunction has been implicated in obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD), but neuroimaging research has focused predominantly on motor response inhibition. Whether obsessive–compulsive traits are associated with altered neural recruitment during semantic inhibition…
German knives, English socks: 13 gifts beloved globally that Americans are missing out on
From Guyanese rum to soft Australian bedsheets, you don’t have to buy a plane ticket to enjoy Guardian staff’s international favorites – perfect for holidays Our favorite non-toxic pan is on sale (and five other Pfas-free kitchen deals) Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to…
Phyllosticta citricarpa Webinar 21
This report details the main results of the Webinar prepared and held on Phyllosticta citricarpa. This is the eighteenth webinar of a round of 20 on EU priority pests, promoted by EFSA in collaboration with academic experts under the framework contract for technical and scientific support to EFSA's…
Peer review of the pesticide risk assessment of the active substance fatty acids from hydrolysed vegetable oils
The conclusions of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) following the peer review of the initial risk assessments carried out by the competent authorities of the rapporteur Member State, Greece, and co‐rapporteur Member State, Austria, for the pesticide active substance fatty acids from…
Obesity linked to up to 27% lower risk of death in dementia
A surprising study of more than 4,500 older adults found that people who were overweight or obese when diagnosed with dementia had a 16% to 27% lower risk of death than those at a normal weight. Researchers suspect that extra energy and muscle reserves may help patients survive the disease's toll…
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Alternaria toxins in food and feed: EFSA updates its risk assessment
Five toxins can damage DNA EFSA concluded that five of the eight Alternaria toxins assessed are genotoxic, meaning that they can damage DNA, the genetic material of cells: alternariol (AOH), alternariol monomethyl ether (AME), altertoxin I (ATX-I), altertoxin II (ATX-II), and stemphyltoxin III…
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